Hill Power Cube

So what's inside? 

kedwardsleisure wrote: Imagine a bomb went off in a branch of Maplins

These things were biblically expensive when new,think they date from around the 1990's?

There are a pair of those on the wall either side of the dancefloor in a local pub, they are definately connected to something but I've never heard them in action.

I had some of the chameleon amps. they were a symphony of hot melt glue, cable ties and cable tie bases with the sticky foam on the bottom holding everything together

Yes, Volt co-ax. Put it this way. The compression driver is hot-melted onto the back of the woofer. The crossover is then hot-melted onto the back of the CD magnet. The heatsink is hot-melted onto the rear of the cabinet. Amp parts are hot-melted, siliconed and screwed onto that at jaunty angles. The power supply components are (seemingly) randomly hot-melted at jaunty angles in various parts of the cabinet. The components are joined together with something resembling one of those bags of Multi-coloured Aldi Tagliatelli.

You can imagine what happens when the CD falls off the back of the woofer and rattles around inside the cabinet like one of those pucks that they use on an air hockey table.

I would've taken pics but I'd already put it back together before anyone came in.

there a bit hap-hazard in build but sound superb

kedwardsleisure wrote: Yes, Volt co-ax. Put it this way. The compression driver is hot-melted onto the back of the woofer. The crossover is then hot-melted onto the back of the CD magnet. The heatsink is hot-melted onto the rear of the cabinet. Amp parts are hot-melted, siliconed and screwed onto that at jaunty angles. The power supply components are (seemingly) randomly hot-melted at jaunty angles in various parts of the cabinet. The components are joined together with something resembling one of those bags of Multi-coloured Aldi Tagliatelli.